The Power of OK
The Challenge
What was our brief?
See Me wanted more people to openly discuss mental health within the workplace, and to reach out to the resources available online and through See Me’s workplace outreach programme ‘See Me in Work’.
The client wanted to build on the positive concepts used in previous campaigns but feature a more direct, edgy approach to get people talking, thinking about and sharing often difficult ideas and concepts.
The campaign assets would be created from the perspective of a young man describing the real thoughts that go on inside someone’s head.
The Solution
What was our response?
The ‘Power of Okay’ campaign would lean towards a focus on the workplace and would be led by a suite of video assets, so we knew broadcast channels online and offline would be key.
Digital activity for the ‘Power of Okay’ campaign targeted users of all devices across Scotland and comprised of pre-roll video on YouTube, targeted native video placement served in contextually relevant environments and a vibrant, varied suite of video and static ads within the Facebook newsfeed environment.
As one of the last true ‘appointment to view’ media channels, cinema was the ideal platform for the offline video element of the campaign. Radio offered excellent audience reach and, alongside cinema, some of the lowest levels of advertising avoidance - the ideal platform to help deliver a strong call to action.
Facebook Creative
Instagram Creative
The Results
- 59%
- Increase in Web Traffic
- 272
- Workplaces signed up
- 578,000
- Video views launched via Paid Media
How did we go beyond?
We proactively encouraged the sharing of See Me’s campaign content on our own social channels and the wider agency got heavily involved. We also bolted on as much added value as we could for the campaign – securing extra free of charge admissions for the cinema element and over delivery on the radio impacts.
Another challenge for the campaign was that one of the harder hitting video variants used ‘edgier’ language, which meant planning across channels that would accept post-watershed content – never an easy challenge!
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Tackling Mental Health in the workplace with See Me
Stigma and discrimination in work is a key issue for many employers and employees, for those trying to get a job and for people returning to work following a period of ill-health. Space & Time's multi-channel campaign for See Me would challenge this through "The Power of OK".
